Can you connect two receivers to one doorbell with this model, as in one receiver upstairs and one in the basement?
28125
I have two receivers connected to one button, one on each floor of my office building with the button at the front entrance. It works very well. You just program each receiver to the same button.
28126
I'm confused by the question - to me, the doorbell is the receiver (i.e. the pictured device that has the chime in it), and the doorbell button (doorbell push) is the transmitter. You can certainly connect multiple transmitters to the bell unit. I have not tried it, but I can't think of any reason why each doorbell button couldn't be picked up by more than one chime unit - the programming procedure implies that the chime learns the identity of the bell push (or other transmitter device), not that they are tied to one another in a 1-to-1 relationship.
28127
while I have not done this, the instructions imply that you can indeed do what you want to do.
28128
I would think so as each receiver could be programmed to that same doorbell button. One receiver would not know about the other. That is my GUESSS, but I think that it is a logical conclusion.
28129
I haven't tried to do this. But It seems to me, if you program the push button to each receiver, it should work. ?
28130
yes, you can.I actaully have three bells to cover three pushbottons, as my house and garage is quit big. got one in my garage, and one on each floor, and it wokrs very good!
875871
This only has one bell unit(the small blue box), and the other two are receivers to the chime. You can install those anywhere in the house. I'm not sure if you can buy two sets and use two bells for the same receivers. That may be the option.
300006
It should work as it accommodates two different doorbell buttons with two different chimes.
645227
I do not see why you couldn't use two units. The downside would be that if you receive an alarm, you will not know which unit is calling you, unless you program each unit to call different phone numbers.
2215621
I'm sorry, I don't know that answer. I am using it as is, out of the box. It is the best doorbell I've ever owned.
2063124
4 wire doorbell wiring will work. Just pay attention to what colors go where (outdoor unit, and indoor unit) and make sure you match them up. Out of the box, these are labeled with "white" or "black" or "white with red stripe" so you can connect them. Good luck
1132097
I think it does because you can order the nutone wireless button separate and it will work on that unit. So I don't see why it can't work having two. The buttonwill just send out radio waves and the two units will pick it up. Besides if it doesn't Amazon will gladly let you return it free of charge :) And also it will probably dependon how far apart the button is from 2nd receiver. Its not high tech and the signal might be weak if the distance is too far apart.
1276164
yes I have one upstairs and one downstairs. The only problem I have it that the chimes are off so when the doorbell rings it sounds terrible, but heck at least I know someone is at the door. The other problem I had was that I had no idea my neighbor had the same unit so every time someone rang her doorbell, mine would ring also. The same would happen to her so we'd see each other opening our doors. It took us about 2 weeks of thinking someone was playing 'ring and run' before we both realized we had the same doorbell. LOL It was an easy fix though and now it's all good.
1862497
I bought mine to connect front door bell to either third/second floor intercom. Have not had the chance to connect and try out. I also have to question multiple units for operation. I am truly sorry that I do not have a positive answer to give to you. Joseph B.
1341603
Yes, they can all work together. One Receiver can work with five Sensors in maximum, but one Sensor can work with unlimited Receivers at the same time. You need to pair code between Receiver and Sensor before installation. After loading batteries in two Receivers, within 30 seconds, trigger the first Sensor to pair code with the two Receivers and then trigger the second one. You will hear three beep sounds from the two Receivers indicating a successful pairing with the Sensor. After successful pairing, trigger each Sensor, the two Receivers will alarm at the same time. Then you can put these Receivers and Sensors to your desired places. Yes, they can all work together. One Receiver can work with five Sensors in maximum, but one Sensor can work with unlimited Receivers at the same time. You need to pair code between Receiver and Sensor before installation. After loading batteries in two Receivers, within 30 seconds, trigger the first Sensor to pair code with the two Receivers and then trigger the second one. You will hear three beep sounds from the two Receivers indicating a successful pairing with the Sensor. After successful pairing, trigger each Sensor, the two Receivers will alarm at the same time. Then you... » Read More Yes, they can all work together. One Receiver can work with five Sensors in maximum, but one Sensor can work with unlimited Receivers at the same time. You need to pair code between Receiver and Sensor before installation. After loading batteries in two Receivers, within 30 seconds, trigger the first Sensor to pair code with the two Receivers and then trigger the second one. You will hear three beep sounds from the two Receivers indicating a successful pairing with the Sensor. After successful pairing, trigger each Sensor, the two Receivers will alarm at the same time. Then you can put these Receivers and Sensors to your desired places. « Show Less
37335
Yes, I have it installed in an older home which had 3 separate door push buttons, I used the existing wiring and each door has a different chime tone. There are plenty of different tones to chose from for each push button and they can be changed later if you want.
1007819
Yes, I have 2 separate strips controlled by one rf remote. I wish the remote/receivers could be paired together because I'd like to use other remotes in other parts of the house!
601456
The manual says it can be set that way. By the way, I like this doorbell much better than my traditional one.
594703
I'm not sure if you can use two receivers in one house, but I monitor two refrigerators by putting one transmitter in each appliance. If either one goes down, I will get an alarm.
778411
No it has 2 receivers but only one button if you need front and back door you would need to buy two of them
1717794
Yes, you can wire it into your existing doorbell circuit to activate the chime, or have it activate an alternate bell if desired. I recently installed it as a reversing sensor for my entry gate and have found it to be versatile and well made.
1708058
Yes, I have one in the basement, and one on the second floor. They both connected thru wireless..